Join the Cleveland ARTCC as we staff-up the JST and LBE Class Deltas for a night nearly guaranteed to spark some of the chaos which is only found on VATSIM. Let's load up the pattern and start a party in the Johnstown TRACON.

Study up on the traffic pattern, be ready to make some 360-degree turns, and join in on the fun!

For one full day the Virtual Washington ARTCC will keep the lights on. Washington Center and Potomac TRACON will be staffed the entire time so, whether you’re transiting the Atlantic routes, shooting the River Visual to 19, or running the shuttle up to BWI, you’ll never leave coverage. No gaps, no hand-offs to unicom—just continuous, professional service from the beaches of the Delmarva to the ridges of the Shenandoah.

Stay for one leg or the entire rotation; the stream of traffic will be steady and the controllers will be caffeinated. Join us and log a day’s worth of flight time in the most complex airspace on the east coast.

The Chicago ARTCC proudly presents the Midwest TRACON Tour, an new series of events that highlights the lesser loved facilities across ZAU. Tired of flying into O'Hare and Midway over and over again? Join us for a lovely evening in Fort Wayne, Indiana!

The second largest city in Indiana, Fort Wayne is the cultural and economic hub of northeast Indiana! Fort Wayne International Airport has service to Atlanta, Chicago, Charlotte, Dallas/Fort Worth, Detroit, Minneapolis, Orlando, Phoenix, and Las Vegas. Almost a million passengers traveled through KFWA in 2025!

All general aviation, IFR, and VFR operations and all skill levels are welcome. Surrounding facilities such as JVL, UES, and MSN will have ATC coverage as staffing permits.

​Join the Salt Lake City ARTCC on April 7th for a historic VATSIM event as we bid a final farewell to Runway 14-32 at KSLC.​
Date: April 7, 2026​
Time: 2300-0300 Z
Time: 5-9PM Mountain Time
As the sun sets on this iconic strip of pavement, we invite all pilots to help us give it a proper send-off before the heavy machinery moves in for demolition on April 8th.​Runway 14-32 isn’t just a secondary strip; it’s a living relic. As a remaining section of the original World War II-era runway built at Salt Lake City Airport, it has served as a bridge between aviation’s past and its future for over 80 years. ​However, time and modern safety standards have caught up. With its unique orientation creating two persistent hotspots and its utility decreasing in the age of massive commercial flows, the decision has been made to decommission it to make way for the airport’s continued expansion. Come fly the bravo, practice your short landings, or make your final full-stop on this historic piece of Salt Lake history.
​To ensure everyone gets a chance to experience the pavement one last time, we are using the runway to a during this event so if you want to log Runway 14-32 in your logbook, here is what you need to know:​​

Permitted Aircraft:
VFR Traffic: All types are welcome.
For IFR Traffic: ​Prop/Turboprops along with ​Light Jets (Non-RNAV)​ Due to the proximity of the main air carrier runways (16L/R and 34L/R), please stay sharp on your taxi instructions and watch for those notorious hotspots. Let’s keep the frequency professional but the atmosphere celebratory.
​Don't miss out—once the clock strikes midnight on April 8th, 14-32 becomes a memory.

Join ZMA for Vice City Vectors in South Florida on June 6, 2026, as we bring the Miami airspace to life with full staffing across KOPF, KMIA, and KTMB. Expect nonstop IFR arrivals, rapid-fire vectors, and the signature over-the-water visuals that define flying into the Magic City. File your route and get ready for a night of tight sequencing and smooth coordination in the heart of Vice City.

Date/Time (Zulu): Saturday, June 6th, 2026, 2300Z-0300Z
Date/Time (Eastern): Saturday, June 6th, 2026, 1900L-2300L
Event Airport: KMIA, KOPF, KTMB